Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Prize"

A: Able

A: Eu ganhei um prêmio.

A: "I'm trying to win first prize."

"going for" = to try to get something

A: according to several sources, prize pig a nickname given to people who are super lucky and often it's a profession , so instead of going to work they'll stay home and win a lot of prizes.

A: No quiero ningún premio
No solicito ningún premio
No bueno ningún premio
No apunto a ningún premio

A: the difference between award and prize - (An award is usually a token of appreciation for doing something well. A prize is usually a thing or money, while an award is often a certificate. ... A prize is generally won in a competition or a contest.

A: First prize is an object that can be given to you like a trophy 🏆
Title is like a high ranking name like champion 💪

A: Personally, 'contest first prize' sounds right to me (but people may say 'contest for for first prize' because the meaning seems the same to a native speaker).

In terms of the Oxford definition, 2 is the most common usage of contest. Taking part in a competition is most often described as 'competing' or 'contending'.

A: prize is a reward.
example:we will give the prize to him..
price is the amount of money you pay for something.
example:The price of this t-shirt is 10$.

A: A prize is something you get after you win a game or competition while an award is something you get as a recognition of your achievements

A: I did it! I won a prize for finishing a crossword puzzle in an English newspaper. I got a keyholder as a prize.

A: Hmm thank you for your advice

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A: Encourages sounds more natural

A: Hi! I understand what you mean, but here's how I might say it:

- ​‎How about giving a prize to members who refer new users to the site (or service)?
- I don’t think our website works well. Sometimes it doesn't load smoothly.

A: "I need to choose a prize for him" is the right form :)

A: "...held a Hyak..." or "...held its Hyak..." and your answer would have been perfect.

You might also consider saying "got third place".

A: Correct!